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Hereditary Nephritis With the Nephrotic Syndrome
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1970The nephrotic syndrome defined as a process characterized by increased glomerular membrane permeability manifested by proteinuria of greater than 3.5 gm/24 hr/1.73 sq m body surface was found in five of 15 patients from six families with hereditary nephritis and deafness.
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HYPERPROLINÆMIA AND HEREDITARY NEPHRITIS
The Lancet, 1964H, KOPELMAN, A M, ASATOOR, M D, MILNE
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1960
J A, CHAPPELL, W M, KELSEY
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J A, CHAPPELL, W M, KELSEY
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Hereditary Nephritis in the Negro
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1970A Negro kindred which demonstrated an unusual racial incidence of hereditary nephritis, also exhibited a number of other relatively uncommon features. Three members of the kindred had cataracts; all three had nephritis, one died of renal failure, and two had deafness.
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HEREDITARY NEPHRITIS WITH DEAFNESS
Medical Journal of Australia, 1969J D, Hobday, G D, Jones
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[Dysembryogenesis in hereditary nephritis].
Genetika, 1976In 75 children with hereditary nephritis, in 27 ones with hematuric form of acquired nephritis and in 55 parents dysplastic symptoms were investigated. A high differential and diagnostic value of disembriogenetic stigmata for hereditary nephritis is demonstrated.
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The Journal of family practice, 1977
The diagnosis, prognosis, and heredity of glomerulonephritis, in 207 members of one family over five generations was determined. No evidence of significant renal insufficiency or renal associated mortality was found. A history of urinary tract infections was obtained from 58 percent of those with hematuria. Several of those with nephritis also had high-
A S, Peterson, J J, Schubert
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The diagnosis, prognosis, and heredity of glomerulonephritis, in 207 members of one family over five generations was determined. No evidence of significant renal insufficiency or renal associated mortality was found. A history of urinary tract infections was obtained from 58 percent of those with hematuria. Several of those with nephritis also had high-
A S, Peterson, J J, Schubert
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